ReMix: Bubble Bobble 'Hillbilly Rodeo'
- Game: Bubble Bobble (Taito, 1988, NES)
- ReMixer(s): djpretzel
- Composer(s): Tadashi Kimijima, Zuntata
- Song(s): 'Main Theme'
- Posted: 2000-02-16, evaluated by djpretzel
If I am ever tried for murder, I will be able to plead guilty by reason of insanity, and this song will be the only proof I need . . this is the original, arcade Bubble Bobble theme, transformed into a backwoods, redneck, hillbilly jam! So bring out the gimp y'all, and let's play some BUBBLE BOBBLE! Yeehaa! . . someday the world will forgive me for this . . .
Just happened to read some FAQ material and found a link to this one.. Just hilarious... Great.
One of the best laughes I've ever had was during a trip to Jamaica and seeing for the first time a "pig-neck-cattle-auction" or whatever with some crazy yoodeling action on TV.
This mix is an instant reminder (and some the superb remixing!!).
:) :) :)
- ilp0 on August 2, 2009
- metalsnakejuice on April 24, 2009
not a fan of bluegrass, and truly wasn't expecting much out of this mix... but i can't deny your skill and especially your range of style.
all the vocal stuff is high-larious
uhhhhhhhh nice work :nicework:
edit: oh wowwww... thats you, djp?
laugh-out-loud
- halc on December 15, 2008
Dev;2341 wrote: This is pretty crazy...and friggin hilarious. But if you must know...that is DJP's real voice 8O :D
I believe that...djpretzel sings like a cowboy, which is awesome! :razz:
- VerSus22 on September 1, 2008
This one is amazing. Good country music and you just won't stop smiling. This song just reminded me of a crazy video. In that video, a girl in lingerie was dancing to some techno music based on chicken voices.
I am just going to forward this to some sad souls. LOL!
Edit: I was reading the reviews and this song was on repeat. This song is stuck in my head now. I would never see a sheep or a redneck in the same way again. Where is the sheep/redneck, dude? Thanks for the insanity, DjP.
Can I use this in my insanity plea?
- Kaliai on August 31, 2008
- DramaNoMore on April 13, 2008
- jacfalcon on May 4, 2007
GameOver wrote:Bummerdude wrote:
I got tired of Bubba shouting YEE-HAA.
How do you know it was Bubba and not Bobba? :?
I am quite certain that it's Bubba, not Bobba. The difference in the pronounciation is kind if big, but since it's a different dialect I'm not that familiar with, it could just as easily be Bobba too.
I was actually thinking about this remix while travelling home from work, I have even started to mimic the lyrics and the result is [i]kind of[/i] the same. The guitar in this remix is also one of the best I've heard. :lol:
- Bummerdude on August 2, 2006
Bummerdude wrote:
I got tired of Bubba shouting YEE-HAA.
How do you know it was Bubba and not Bobba? :?
- GameOver on August 2, 2006
Then you can go to his newer stuff and see how versatile someone can be whilst remixing. Excellent work!
- Chickenwarlord on August 1, 2006
But other than that, the music in this piece is just superb. The country guitar playing its happy tunes and strings together with a hillbillie and a weird sheep, I mean this is classic! At first I thought that the quote that this remix began with was made of Cletus in the Simpsons, but this arrangement got some extra bonus points when I read that you were the one doing the vocals.
The only downside with this may be that you overused the voice, after a while I got tired of Bubba shouting YEE-HAA. The music is an entirely different thing, since I really can get myself into it, it's simply awesome to listen to. So in my opinion, the part between 0:25 and 1:07 was the best since you could focus on the music itself. However, I still find the idea with some crazy redneck talk hilarious, so as long as it makes me smile, it's alright.
Nice work. :nicework:
- Bummerdude on July 12, 2006
But then again, some folks'll
Like Cletus, the slack-jawed yokel
Yehaw good mix
- seyeklopz on June 6, 2006
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